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Standard Room Standard Room 81 Rooms located in the East Wing (25 Kings – 56 Doubles) Each Guest room includes: Coffee Maker, Complimentary Coffee & Tea, Refrigerator, Hair Dryer, Humidifier, Guest Safe, Iron and Ironing Board, Two Robes and Upgraded Amenity Packages, 300 square feet Lodge Room 135 Rooms located in West and Central Wings (19 Kings – 116 Doubles) Four Component Granite Bathroom with Seamless Glass Shower and Soaking Tub. Each room includes: Coffee Maker, Complimentary Coffee & Tea, Refrigerator, Hair Dryer, Humidifier, Guest Safe, Iron and Ironing Board, Two Robes and Upgraded Amenity Package, 340 Square Feet Deluxe King Suite 34 Rooms located in Central Wing One King Bed, Fireplace, Full Size Sleeper Sofa, Four Component Granite Bathroom with Seamless Glass Shower and Soaking Tub. Each room includes: Coffee Maker, Complimentary Coffee & Tea, Refrigerator, Hair Dryer, Humidifier, Guest Safe, Iron and Ironing Board, Two Robes and Upgraded Amenity Package, 360 Square Feet Studio King Suite 42 King Suites located in West Wing. Four Component Granite Bathroom with Seamless Glass Shower & Soaking Tub. Suite includes: Kitchenette, Microwave, Small Refrigerator, Sink, Fireplace, Sitting area, Coffee Maker, Complimentary Coffee & Tea, Guest Safe, Hair Dryer, Humidifier, Iron and Ironing Board, Two Robes and Upgraded Amenity Package. Connecting Lodge Room may be added to make it a two bedroom unit 400 square feet. Junior Timberline Suite 12 Rooms located in Central Wing. One King Bed in Private Bedroom, Four Component Granite Bathroom with Seamless Glass Shower. Suite Includes Fireplace, Sitting area with Sleeper Sofa, Kitchenette, Microwave, Small Refrigerator, Sink, Coffee Maker, Complimentary Coffee & Tea, Guest Safe, Hair Dryer, Humidifier, Iron and Ironing Board, 2 Robes and Upgraded Amenity Packages. Connecting Lodge Rooms may be added to make a 2 or 3 Bedroom Unit - 680 square feet. Timberline Suite 8 Rooms located in West Wing. One King in Master Bedroom. Four component Granite Bathroom in Master Bedroom, Sleeper Sofa in Living Room. Granite Bathroom with Jetted Tub and Seamless Glass Shower. Suite includes Living Room Area, Dining Area, Large Kitchenette, full refrigerator, microwave, sink, toaster oven, Fireplace, Powder Room off Living Room Area – 760 Square Feet. Connecting Lodge Rooms may be added to make into a 2 or 3 bedroom Suite. Hospitality Suite 4 Rooms located in the West Wing. Sleeper Sofa with Four Component Bathroom, kitchenette, Microwave, Refrigerator, Sink, Fireplace, Dining Room Area. Can connect to a Lodge Room. Penthouse Suite Two Rooms located in the East Wing (one named Sunup and the other Sundown. Suite includes Master Bedroom, and 2 other bedrooms each with their own bathroom. Living area and half bath. The Master bedrooms have walk-in closets and all bathrooms offer glass showers. Master bathroom also offers Princess Soaking Tub, Spacious Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, custom equipped with Gourmet Kitchen with Full Refrigerator, Dual Fuel Thermador gas Cook Top, Convection Oven, Microwave, Dishwasher, Dinnerware and Flatware. Each suite boasts an expansive deck overlooking panoramic views of Gore Range. Custom Select Finishes, hardwood Floors and Cabinets,Granite Countertops in Kitchens and Marble Countertops in Bathrooms. Gas Fireplaces in each Master,individually controlled multi-zone Air conditioning and Heating, Washer and Dryers, Over 2000 Sq Feet .
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